by Jill Blackwell Hughes, BA Thesis submitted to the University of ...

common purse of the house ten marks of silver,
namely five marks at Michaelmas term [29
September] and five marks at the term of the
annunciation of Blessed Mary [25 March], for his
clothes and other necessities and those of his
servants.
[4] Br. Gilbert should attend divine service in
the choir of the monastery, especially at mass and
at the principal canonical hours, as much as
capability (facultas) or bodily weakness allow.
[5] Br. Gilbert should obey the rector instituted
to the office of abbot of the monastery of
Haughmond (Haghm') in all and each.
(The remainder of the folio is blank. ]
(Fo. 66) INCIPIT ANNUS DOMINI MILLESIMUS CCCmUB
UNDECIMUS.
951 5 June 1311, York. Institution of Richard de
Polyleye, subd., to church of Donnington
(Dunyton), vac. by death of Richard de Albriston,
the last rector, on Tuesday the eve of the
Invention of the Holy Cross [3 May]; patrons,
abbot and cony. of Shrewsbury. Ind.: archd. (He
paid the fee. )
952 10 September 1311, London. Institution of
Thomas de Brocton, priest, to church of Buildwas
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